710 48th Avenue, San Francisco
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Permits and code violations
11 permits not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner. 1 open violation.
- Additions alterations or repairs May 2026Filed
Comply with nov# 202534263. the adu# 706-a at 1st floor is proposed for approval per "ca government code section 65852.2"
- Additions alterations or repairs Aug 2021Issued
Additions to an (e) 3-story residence consists of: horizontal extension towards the side property lines at the rear of the (e) first story pop-out. partial infill of the basement below the first story for an additional bedroom suite. 123.1 sq ft deck area extension. provide nfpa 13d on basement only
- Otc alterations permit Apr 2021Complete
Replace 3 windows with retrofit wood street facing. replace in (e) opening
- Otc alterations permit Aug 2019Issued
Street space only
- Otc alterations permit Nov 2017Issued
Street space permit
- Otc alterations permit Sep 2017Complete
Soft story retrofit per sfebc chapter 4d in accordance with 2016 cebc appendix a-4
- Otc alterations permit Aug 2017Issued
Replace all windows(total 26) with marvin aluminum-clad inserts. remove and repace stucco in-kind due to dry rot at front. remove and replace finish in kind at front stair and repair waterproofing. no framing change.
- Otc alterations permit Feb 2014Complete
Proposed revisoin to approved pa #2013.0626.0539 & 2014.01.16.6432 to reflect as built condition @4631 balboa - to show foundation & framing plan.
- Otc alterations permit Feb 2014Complete
Proposed revisoin to approved pa #2013.0626.0539 & 2014.01.16.6432 to reflect as built condition @4631 balboa - to show foundation & framing plan.
- Otc alterations permit Jan 2014Complete
Proposed interior remodel to convert garage space to storage, all within the (e) bldg. boundary.
- Otc alterations permit Jan 2014Complete
Proposed interior remodel to convert garage space to storage, all within the (e) bldg. boundary.
- Otc alterations permit Jun 2013Complete
Voluntary structural strengthening within (e) boundaries per plan. (structural)
San Francisco Department of Building Inspection
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